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Re: Making music OTB

Post by xtcvsmistycold » Thu Apr 24, 2014 4:47 pm

wub wrote:
sco wrote:if i had a laptop an audio interface a usb keyboard and a triton rack, would i be able to use the triton or would i be missing something?
That would be sufficient. You'd have MIDI cables to/from the synth to send and receive MIDI data, as well as output from the Triton itself for the actual sounds.
what midi data would the rack be sending though? is there any reason a midi in audio out arrangement wouldn't work for the synth?

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Re: Making music OTB

Post by fragments » Thu Apr 24, 2014 5:50 pm

sco wrote:
wub wrote:
sco wrote:if i had a laptop an audio interface a usb keyboard and a triton rack, would i be able to use the triton or would i be missing something?
That would be sufficient. You'd have MIDI cables to/from the synth to send and receive MIDI data, as well as output from the Triton itself for the actual sounds.
what midi data would the rack be sending though? is there any reason a midi in audio out arrangement wouldn't work for the synth?
Midi out wouldnt be necessary unless you were trying to control something in your daw with the synth or were daisy chaining multiple synths.
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Re: Making music OTB

Post by _ronzlo_ » Thu Apr 24, 2014 6:03 pm

SP-404 getting lots of shout outs lately. -q-

OctaTrack and OP-1 (esp. the latter) get lots of love too. Any one or combo of these units, a mixer, a decent multi-FX unit - done.
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Re: Making music OTB

Post by wub » Thu Apr 24, 2014 6:43 pm

Never used an op 1,they any cop? Seem hipster with a silly price tag.

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Re: Making music OTB

Post by xtcvsmistycold » Thu Apr 24, 2014 7:40 pm

wub wrote:Never used an op 1,they any cop? Seem hipster with a silly price tag.
heard good things

http://www.gearslutz.com/board/reviews/ ... p-1-a.html
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jan12/a ... ng-op1.htm

price doesn't seem that bad for
You get 4 tracks to play with, 9 synth engines, a drum sampler, a bunch of (awesome) FX's, all in this keyboard sized package.
how much does ur average synth cost? i wouldn't call it a silly price tag

i reckon ppl were put off by the swedish house mafia video :lol:

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Re: Making music OTB

Post by _ronzlo_ » Thu Apr 24, 2014 7:58 pm

wub wrote:Never used an op 1,they any cop? Seem hipster with a silly price tag.
I had that "boutique crap" kneejerk response too, but a friend of mine got one who's an old MPC-head and it rocks his world - I got to try it out and have to say that it's just a lot of fun to tweak on, it sounds good, and the workflow is nice and easy to focus on instead of getting lost in menus and stuff. Solid build too.

If I had some extra $$$ would definitely pick one up. Seems to hit the sweet spot between live performance capability, portability, and power. While the price point is too high for me personally, it does not seem too high given what it can do.











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Re: Making music OTB

Post by wub » Fri Apr 25, 2014 9:33 am

fragments wrote:If you are looking for a cool inexpensive sequencer consider the Arturia BeatStep. Dunno if they are really shipping yet or not. But check out the videos of them. Hoping to pick one up myself.
These are now shipping apparently;

http://www.arturia.com/evolution/en/pro ... intro.html

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Post by outbound » Fri Apr 25, 2014 9:48 am

wub wrote:
fragments wrote:If you are looking for a cool inexpensive sequencer consider the Arturia BeatStep. Dunno if they are really shipping yet or not. But check out the videos of them. Hoping to pick one up myself.
These are now shipping apparently;

http://www.arturia.com/evolution/en/pro ... intro.html
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Re: Making music OTB

Post by fragments » Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:20 pm

wub wrote:
fragments wrote:If you are looking for a cool inexpensive sequencer consider the Arturia BeatStep. Dunno if they are really shipping yet or not. But check out the videos of them. Hoping to pick one up myself.
These are now shipping apparently;

http://www.arturia.com/evolution/en/pro ... intro.html
Given Arturia's fantastic track record with MIDI devices I am going to wait for some user reviews to roll in; however, it promises to be the best deal going in the features for money category. Considering it also does CV. I am crossing my fingers there are no build issues as I really want to rig it up to my Filter Factory for step filter goodness...

I honestly dont *need* a BeatStep since I have Maschine...but for 99USD... :W:
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Re: Making music OTB

Post by wub » Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:30 pm

At that price i can afford to buy one anyway. See if it can serve as control 'hub' for my live rig.

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Re: Making music OTB

Post by test_recordings » Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:42 pm

Go look at what mid-90's jungle producers used. Teir set up was basic as fuck but listen to what they didwith it

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Re: Making music OTB

Post by fragments » Fri Apr 25, 2014 3:19 pm

wub wrote:At that price i can afford to buy one anyway. See if it can serve as control 'hub' for my live rig.
From what I have seen on the videos that came out around NAMM the answer to this is probably a yes.
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Re: Making music OTB

Post by aeser » Tue Apr 29, 2014 11:31 am

hardware sequencer
sampler
synth(s)
mixer
effects boxes
monitors
recorder (2 track or multitrack)

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